A Little Girl in Old Philadelphia
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"Thou art no longer a littlegirl, Primrose, though it grieves me to say it. Patty scolds aboutlengthening thy gowns all the time, and Anabella is sure I will keepthee an old maid. Though between two stools she is like to come to thefloor for aught I see. Her British lover never so much as wrote her aline, and young Matthews, that she made quite certain of, hath marriedKitty Strong. She need not worry about thee, since thou hast nearly twoyears' grace behind her. But her mother was so foolishly ...hasty to haveher married. " "But I want to stay a little girl, " cried Primrose eagerly. "I hate abig hoop and a monstrous topknot that pulls my hair, and a bunch offeathers that makes one look like an Indian sachem. " She made such a pretty pouting mouth, like a rose half-blown, that madamlaughed.
"And then one can run around with Patty and tease the boys who sell pinkcalamus buds, and buy 'Peppery pot, smoking hot. '" She was such a goodmimic it sounded exactly like the venders.
"I am afraid I have spoiled thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Thou art no longer a littlegirl, Primrose, though it grieves me to say it. Patty scolds aboutlengthening thy gowns all the time, and Anabella is sure I will keepthee an old maid. Though between two stools she is like to come to thefloor for aught I see. Her British lover never so much as wrote her aline, and young Matthews, that she made quite certain of, hath marriedKitty Strong. She need not worry about thee, since thou hast nearly twoyears' grace behind her. But her mother was so foolishly ...hasty to haveher married. " "But I want to stay a little girl, " cried Primrose eagerly. "I hate abig hoop and a monstrous topknot that pulls my hair, and a bunch offeathers that makes one look like an Indian sachem. " She made such a pretty pouting mouth, like a rose half-blown, that madamlaughed.
"And then one can run around with Patty and tease the boys who sell pinkcalamus buds, and buy 'Peppery pot, smoking hot. '" She was such a goodmimic it sounded exactly like the venders.
"I am afraid I have spoiled thee.
What to read after A Little Girl in Old Philadelphia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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